News from the Yorkshire and the Humber

• Experts to Address 'Surviving Climate Emergency' at Menston Meeting
• Reservoir water levels at 30.6%, drought persists: Environment Agency
• Luxury Tourism and Retirement Development Proposed for Scorton Lakes
• Serious Pollution Incident Threatens Wildlife in South Craven
• Environmental Agency Investigates Pollution Incident Killing Thousands of Fish
• Raw sewage spill in Barnoldswick prompts environmental concerns
• Discover how to make your home greener and warmer
• Yorkshire Water granted drought permit to manage water supply
• Wind farms' environmental impact looms beyond initial lifespan
• Normal Rubbish Collections Continue Through Bank Holidays
• Yorkshire Water Granted Approval for River Water Extraction Plan
• Langdale Moor Fire Devastation May Take Centuries to Repair
• Activists Slam Water Company's River Wharfe Extraction Request
• Local company enhances Skipton Golf Club's energy sustainability
• Sutton-in-Craven Company Boosts Skipton Golf Club with Solar Panels
• Man admits illegal burning on farmland; community service ordered
• Man Faces Consequences for Illegal Waste Burning on Farm
• Opposition Grows Against Proposed Wind Farm in Bronte Country
• Researchers investigate how home energy upgrades affect residents' health.
• Major Pipeline Project Underway to Boost Water Resources
• Yorkshire Water seeks permit to safeguard water supplies
• Yorkshire Water takes steps to protect water supplies
• Rescue Mission Saves Critically Endangered Crayfish Population in Yorkshire
• Concerns Mount Over Performance of Allerton Park Waste Plant
• Settle Council reduces light pollution around Castlebergh Crag
• Catastrophic shellfish deaths prompt calls for financial aid
• Join North Yorkshire's Efforts to Enhance Nature Conservation
• Massive solar farm planned in Vale of York area
• Enormous Solar Farm Approved in North Yorkshire's Countryside
• Council Considers Hosting Rare Birds Amid Environmental Efforts